Alaska State Parks Near Girdwood

Chugach State Park protects more than half a million acres of wild Alaska along the edge of Anchorage. Its glaciers, peaks, salmon streams, and scenic overlooks make it a premier destination for hiking, skiing, camping, and wildlife viewing.

Big Bear/Baby Bear State Marine Park protects a scenic stretch of shoreline and islands in Prince William Sound, offering calm anchorages, tidewater access, and abundant marine wildlife. It is a favorite destination for boaters, paddlers, and anglers seeking a secluded coastal experience.

Ziegler Cove State Marine Park protects a scenic stretch of shoreline and waters in western Prince William Sound. Its calm coves, forested shoreline, and abundant marine life make it a favorite stop for boaters, kayakers, and anglers seeking a secluded Alaska experience.

Sawmill Bay State Marine Park features a sheltered bay, forested shoreline, and excellent access for boaters exploring western Prince William Sound. Its calm waters and scenic setting make it a popular stop for kayaking, fishing, and overnight anchorage.

Boswell Bay Beaches State Marine Park offers a wild coastal experience with long beaches, tide flats, and excellent opportunities to observe marine life and shorebirds. Its sheltered waters and scenic shoreline make it a favorite for boaters, paddlers, and visitors seeking solitude.

Sullivan Island State Marine Park protects a rugged island landscape in Prince William Sound with sheltered coves, rocky beaches, and dense coastal forest. It is a popular destination for boaters and paddlers seeking a quiet backcountry experience with opportunities to see marine wildlife and enjoy overnight camping.